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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2008
Page
3
Spokeswoman Nicole Corcoran said taxpa yers fund none of Governor Sebelius travel for Obama campaigns. She noted federal rules apply and the Obama campaign covers commercial or private flights and security for accompanying staff and the governor.
Call Sound Off at 832-7297 to hear the recording inviting listeners to leave their questions. The message directs callers to follow the prompts to submit inquiries for the segment.
A reader letter questions handling bullying, asking whether children should seek outside intervention or stand up for themselves. The note cites a location at Massachusetts Street and invites reader responses at a website.
Zhon Michael Burns discusses youth bullying with Kansas City residents and KU students. Jennifer Brussow says height and weight matter, Dave Ziegler suggests involving the offender, Rachel Debes advocates direct confrontation to deter bullies. The piece captures varied opinions from KU students and local residents on handling bullying.
Terri and Don Gibbs run a 50 acre bison operation near Lawrence, selling meat at their store and to La Parilla Local Burger and farmers market. Their herd of 25 buffalo is grass fed with no hormones or antibiotics, plans for more land, and a six page cookbook promoted to educate others. The couple, formerly in Eudora, hope to expand and profit while balancing farm life with education initiatives.
Oil futures surged with the front month contract near expiry as prices jumped to record levels, then settled at 120.92 after a 16.37 gain. November crude settled 6.62 higher at 109.37 amid volatile trading that drew an official probe from the CFTC into possible manipulation.
The board will seek nationwide candidates for the district’s next superintendent while noting retirements of Chief Operations Officer Mary Rodriguez and Deputy Superintendent Bruce Passman may attract strong applicants. They may advertise the positions and emphasize community input in interviews. Costs for the search are estimated at 20000 to 40000 dollars.
Caleb Powelson launches a charity inspired by his farmer family. The plan uses bushels of grain donated at local co ops or elevators to aid needy families, with 19 donation sites set and aims to involve more farmers. His parents showcase cautious optimism and encourage community adoption. Contact details provided for the foundation and education reporter.
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